TIE-Lewis Update
Purpose
To provide the DCS ED with an
update on the operations and
issues in
TIE-Lewis
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Outline
> Mission
> FY01 Goals / Objectives
> Key TASS Indicators
> Key TIE Indicators
> FY01 Budget Overview
> Significant Events for 2"' 1 and 3 rd
Quarter
> TIE Relationships
> Significant TASS Issues in the TIE
>ADRS Training Update
> Success Stories in TIE-Lewis
> Director's Top Three Issues
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TIE-Lewis Mission
TIE-Lewis serves as the
TRADOC Executive Agent in the
execution of The Army School
System (TASS) Quality Assurance
Program throughout Region G
which includes planning,
coordinating, and implementing
the TRADOC Accreditation
Program, oversight of ATRRS and 4
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TIE-LEWIS FY01 Goals and
Objectives
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Increase Army Readiness
Finalize TASS
• Improve student fill rate to 90% in FY01 and 95% in
- Heighten awareness of QSMs, school mai
and POTO's by providing feedback from m<
analysis of ATRRS reports
•Improve class conduct rate to 80% in FY01 and 90%
- Monitor Title XI progress in conducting
instructor certification program
Implementation
Increase Army Awareness
of TASS
•Develop a strategic plan for FY02-05 by end of 1st Q
- Identify stakeholders customers of and s<
provided by TIE-Lewis
• Achieve 95% compliance on TATS-C implementatior
- Monitor TASS Bn review of proposed TAT
courseware on a monthly basis
- Monitor status of current courseware anc
development through proponent Title XI n
status report
• Maintain a web-site that is current, useful and oper
95% of the time
- Maintain a regional website
- Advertise website utilizing e-mail return
- Establish a website counter
- Publish and maintain a schedule of event
activities
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TIE-Lewis FY01 Goals and
Objectives
Goals Supporting UPiecnves
• Increase Army
Awareness
of TASS (Con't)
• Conduct at least four events directed at increasing
of TASS
- Attend regional conferences to include P<
conferences; regional POTO and DCSOPS
conferences, etc
• Have at least two TASS articles published in militar
- Include as a goal on each officer's suppoi
submission of one article for publication ii
periodical
• Synchronize Army
Division
Redesign Study (ADRS)
Training
•Ensure ADRS reguirements out to FY05 are addressi
SMDR
- Conduct annual regional ADRS coordinat
conference as part of WTRAP and RTCC pr
•Develop/implement an effective and efficient proces;
coordinate ADRS
- Monitor and assist with the preparation c
MOA's and cross component resourcing on
monthly basis
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TIE-Lewis FY01 Goals and
Objectives
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• Improve the TRADOC • Develop a Title XI training program by end of 1st Q
- Incorporate DCSED Title XI training pm
Title XI prOCJTcini. into existing TIE-Lewis Title XI training pr
- Develop an executive level program for T
Battalion Commanders
• Maintain 98% fill on Title XI personnel
- Proactively submit reguirements for new
personnel IAW DCSED personnel replacen
procedures
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Key TASS Indicators in TIE-Lewis ]
Indicator
Status
Remarks
Quota Utilization
72%
Continuing to contact QSM on
monthly basis; Raise as an
issue at RAC
Class Performance
76%
Primary reason is lack of
students and need for better
scrub at WTRAP
Accreditation
95%
TASS Bn Title XI s
95%
IN Bn Title XI
Instructors
- Assigned
73%
Work with RSC's and local
units to recruit
- Certified
77%
Aggress i\ely monitor Title XI
instructor certification
LI Red = Significant training issues or problem areas
□ Amber = Potential training issues or problem areas
D Green = No significant issues or problem areas
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Key TIE-Lewis Indicators
Indicator
Status
Remarks
Personnel
Director Issue
Ammunition Management
Class Tracking
Significant issues due to #of
PNC reflected in ATRRS
ATRRS Training / Operators
Need to improve overall
capability of Title XI's at TIE
and TASS Bn's through
required training
Budget
Director Issue
Automation
IZI Red = Significant training issues or problem areas
EH Amber = Potential training issues or problem areas
□ Green = No significant issues or problem areas
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TIE-Lewis FY01 Budget Overview
Summary
FY01 Projected Requirements
462K
FY01 Funding Receixed
400K
1st Qtr Expenditures
111K
Detailed Summary
Category
Projected
Requirements
Funding
Received
1st Qtr
Expenditures
Remaining
Travel
380K
318K
85K
233K
Supply
15K
15K
3K
12K
Automation
5K
5K
1.4K
3.6K
Other
62K
62K
21.6K
40.4K
Total
462K
400
111K
289K
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TIE-Lewis Significant Events for 2 nd and
3 rd Quarter
pace
20- 23 Jan 01
31 Jan-2 Feb
01
5-7 Feb 01
5-9 Feb 01
10-11 Feb 01
21- 22 Feb 01
26 Feb-11 Mar
01
Event
TR 350- 18 Workshop- 298 th RTI
USA.RC Transformation Meeting
TRADOC IBCT Transformation
Meeting
ITSW Conference: TIE Opns Officers
Meeting; TIE DirectoTs Meeting
95 th Division Advisory Council Meeting
Region G RAC ICW Regions VI/VH
PORTAC Meeting
USARPAC Multiconpo IPR 4960 th
NCOES Accreditation visit
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TIE-Lewis Significant Events for 2 nd and
3 rd Quarter
Date Event
8- 11 Mar 01 TIE Visit-DCSED Ops Officer
17- 18 Apr 01 TASS Budget Officer' s Meeting
30 Apr-4 May TRAAP
14-18 May CWTRAP/RTCC & Breakout ADRS
Session
TBD REC/104 th GO Meeting
18- 29 Jun 01 DCSED Budget Audit
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TIE-Lewis Relationships
> Rebuilt the previously strained
customer
relationship that existed in Region
G
> Host all Multi-component NCOA
IPRs
> Monthly Liaison Visits to 1 04 th
DIV(IT)
> Combined RAC and PORTAC
> Working to increase USARPAC
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Significant TASS Issues in TIE-Lewis
> 4960 th MFTB Accreditation
> MOS Conversions
> Instructor Strength
> ATRRS Utilization
> Multi-component MI Training
Organization
> Multi-component NCO Academy
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Accreditation Issue
> Issue: 4960 th MFTB Accreditation
> Discussion: Recent assessment by TIE-Lewis
indicates that the command has made little progress in
correcting previously noted deficiencies and are in
jeopardy of failing to receive accreditation.
> Status: TIE-Lewis pushing Title XI support from
CONUS TASS Bns to assist the 4960 th in preparation for
their accreditation.
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> Issue: Projected Conversion of MOS's
> Discussion: Conversion and consolidation of the
following MOS's may generate significant student load
reductions prior to effective date of conversions (FY05).
a. 91W
b. 63B/S/W
c. 63H/Y
d. 63G (deletion)
e. 63D/45D
f. 35J/F/N
> Status: TASS Battalions coordinating with proponent
school for implementation instructions.
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TASS Battalion Instructor Issue
> Issue: Instructor Strength
> Discussion: Assigned strength shortfalls impact on
funding provided by US ARC for conduct of annual
training which results in projected non-conducts and
inadequate funds to support mission requirements
a. Assigned
b. Qualified
c. Certified
> Status: 104 th Div (IT) coordinating with USARC for
additional funds.
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> Issue: ATRRS Utilization
> Discussion: ATRRS is not being fully utilized by Title
XI's at TASS Bn's or QSM's due to lack of understanding
system capabilities.
> Status: Working to develop a Regional training event
to address shortfalls. Will also address at
PORTAC/RAC/REC.
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Multi-Component MI Training
Organization Issue
> Issue: MI Multi-Component Organization
> Discussion: 104 th DIV (IT) and the MI community
looking at the possibility of regionalizing some of the MI
courses. There is an initiative underway on establishing
a Multi-component training company with the California
ARNG here in Region G.
> Status: 104 th DIV (IT) meeting with key players from
MI community in Dallas on 6 Feb.
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Multi-Component NCO Academy Issue
> Issue: Multi-Component Academy Mergers
> Discussion:
a. Talks continue at two locations. Ft Lewis, WA
and Ft Shafter/Schofield Barracks, HI.
b. Ft Lewis finished IPR #5 and is stalled with a
draft MOU and Concept Plan in place being staffed.
US ARC appears to be the stumbling block at the
moment. Issues are: Academy space, UlC-ownership,
patch or organization that will be in charge, delivery
mode of PLDC and loss of turf. Many negative feelings
were present during our last IPR.
c. Implementation of test for FY02 is currently
scheduled for 01 October 2001 at Ft Lewis. There was a
meeting in Dallas on 8 February with USARC CSM, CSM
Starmer, CSM Litsey, SGM Colimon and SGM Trask to
discuss the next approach.
d. Hawaii finished IPR #lwith IPR #2 on 26
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Multi-Component NCO Academy Issue
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> Status:
- Issue discussed during ITSW
- Ft Lewis talks scheduled to continue in
February
- USARPAC personnel will brief feasibility studies
at IPR #2 on 26 Feb 01
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TIE-Lewis ADRS Training Update /
Status
> MOUs Completed
> Aggressive initial start; States reluctant
to take
down current structure due to
uncertainty of the
Army's future structure (i.e. IBCT)
> 2 courses in FY01 at Ft Hunter Liggett
with a
student load of ~ 40 88M
> Currently no ADRS courses requested
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Success Stories in TIE-Lewis
> Reestablishment of professional
customer
relations within Region G
> Significantly increased awareness
of TASS
throughout Region G through an
aggressive
visitation schedule with TAGS and
USAR
units.
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Director's Top Three Issues
> Projected Personnel
Losses
> FY01 Budget
> ATRRS Training
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